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Interesting question According to: See the hidden meanings inside 21 tech
company logos | BusinessInsider India
<https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/see-the-hidden-meanings-inside-21-tech-company-logos/slidelist/53439160.cms>

The apocryphal story of the slanted "E" in the Dell logo is that founder
Michael Dell wanted it to represent his desire to turn the world on its
ear. Some also say it emulates a floppy disk.
re: the Cyber Command Code on their logo: Researcher cracks 'secret' code
in U.S. Cyber Command logo | Computerworld
<https://www.computerworld.com/article/2518872/researcher-cracks--secret--code-in-u-s--cyber-command-logo.html>

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On Mon, Jun 28, 2021 at 6:58 AM Arthur Fuller <fuller.artful at gmail.com>
wrote:

> But it's the place where my friends hang out, so I thought to post this
> question here.
> Why is the E on the DELL name slanted? Is it supposed to suggest a power
> cable? When was the last time you spotted one of those?
> Recently I fired up the second oldest of my machines -- an HP Millenium
> hosting Windows 7 with 4GB of RAM and a pair of hard disk drives, one 200GB
> and the other 500GB/ Hell. now I could dust them both and get a 2TB drive
> for almost less than I'd spend on dinner across the road (hmmm.. Conspiracy
> you say? Nah, they would even conceive that I might need something to do
> while waiting for the repair person to do her duty
> So why is the E in DELL slanted?).
>
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